I left E-mailer behind several years ago as well. We upgraded, left emulation behind and have rarely looked back. The downside has been that with the passing of E-mailer, I have fewer reasons to get on the G4 iMac, which is now getting old and slow. Neither Safari, Firefox or iTunes are being updated for OS X 10.5.8, and my family is more prone to use their own computers - or even their phones - than the central family desktop. Mail is all handled through the web.
This means that, since I spend most of my time on a PC laptop at work, I'm less exposed to the Mac world, and not so handy anymore. I don't even know what I don't know about the Mac OS any more. My wife has a new Mac Book Pro, but I've barely touched it other than to help install a few things. I worry about the old Mac dying, and know we should get a new one, but lots of other things have been taking priority. Especially since it's not a daily tool for us, other than making use of it to sync and charge iPods. (Even my iPhone 5 won't dock with it.) E-mailer was a great tool, and lived a prolonged useful life. Thanks to all who helped make that possible, and kept this community alive as well! Charlie Z
